MEET QUINCY!
Meet Quincy! This senior guy is about as close to a cuddly, fluffy, stuffed animal that you are going to get! He is an 8-yr-old sweetheart that somehow ended up in a high-kill shelter in Putnam County. The dog warden loved his sweet nature so much that he begged us to take him. He certainly did not deserve to die there. Quincy loves everyone! He gets along great with dogs, cat and ADORES children. And children love him! They come up all the time to just hug on him and he just sits there smiling. He is housetrained and crate-trained. He is a quiet, low-key guy that just wants to hang around his people; to love and be loved. He is listed as special needs as he is deaf. This does not affect the quality of his life, though. Just a few hand signals and he is good to go! He deserves a home of his own and will make some family very happy to call him their own.
His adoption fee is $175 and covers the cost of the dog's spay or neuter, vaccines, preventative medications, microchip and 30 day free trial pet insurance.
Check out our segment on Fox 28 Good Day Columbus, click Here to watch the video
UPCOMING EVENTS
We will be at the PetSmart on Sawmill Rd on Saturday, January 28th, 2012 from 12ish-3pm. Come on out and meet some of our adoptable dogs!
BECOME INVOLVED
If we all did just one thing, it would make the world of difference. Watch this video and see how one act can change the life of a dog on death row. Become involved in rescue and help save a life. This video will touch your heart... Click
Here to watch the video
ATTENTION!!!
We are looking for fosters.
Have you ever considered being a foster to a homeless dog?
A lot of dogs are put down every week due to not enough space at kill shelters and not enough space at rescue shelters. Rescue shelters can only save dogs that they have a place for whether in the actual shelter or in a foster home. Being a foster has so many advantages. You will feel good about saving a dogs life, giving a dog a second chance to find their forever home, and you will be loved unconditionally just by temporary providing a homeless dog shelter and love until they are adopted. Who knows you may find your forever friend. Becoming a foster can save a life!
Contact Jean at 614-530-5092.
